The War Ahead for Victory and the German Fortress
The article argues that despite Cherbourg’s fall, Ike Eisenhower and Allied leaders face a long war. It maps remaining German-held regions across France, the Low Countries, Scandinavia, and Central Europe. It warns the toughest task is conquering Fortress Germany, with progress uncertain this year.
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Tng Slong Fhot
Gem Eisenhower
Europe
Hitler
Mediterranean
Italy
Spanish
France
Low Countries
Scandinavian
Germany
Current Polities To Must Be Regrettfully Emitted Uno
The piece notes diminished excitement in politics this year as both parties prepare to nominate a president and vice president. It suggests Governor Dewey will likely be the Republican nominee, with general consensus that outcomes are evidently predictable.
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Dewey
Daily Dozen on Hazardous Occupations and Farm Safety
From the Medical Society of Pennsylvania, the feature warns that farming has the highest risk of accidental death among occupations. It notes methinisation of farm work and natural misfortunes as dangers, and explains sun exposure accelerates skin aging causing dermatitis and keratoses on hands and neck that can become cancerous if untreated.
Quiz questions from an old newspaper page
Seven-question trivia from a period page includes names like Port Moresby location questions, wartime figures such as Douglas MacArthur and William S. Kaydsen, and references to Osla Oslo former names A puppet Indian government head and a question on price control agencies are also present.
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Port Moresby
William S. Kyyudsen
Lady Hamilton
Oslo
Norway
Geniio Cornelias Vargas
United Nations
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Australia
Lew Wallace
Montezuma
Quetzalcoatl
Coretn
Alfred B. Smith
Call to limit presidents to two terms beyond Roosevelt era
The piece argues strong opposition to indefinite term extensions and notes Roosevelt’s potential renomination by Democrats. It warns that wartime realities have eased term limits and urges both parties to openly recognize the danger, proposing a constitutional prohibition on more than two terms before the next election.
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Roosevelt
Local Salvation Army announces officers commissioned in New York
Mae Van Tassell and Wallace Mys ssenger, both of this city, completed training at the Officers Training College in New York and have been commissioned lieutenants. City Council cuts West Smith street project as funds fall short. only 1700 dollars available instead of 2700. Corry Independents sign new players for upcoming games at Meadville. two matches expected. Mr and Mrs Ralph Nuet welcome a son. Mrs Tuchida Hamilton gravely ill at Mark Stultz's home in Loyells. Roberts Shop sells out $10,000 sale attracting large crowd. doors closed briefly for crowd control. Miss Jean Robertson, formerly of this city, chosen from thirty girls in Pittsburgh beauty contest.
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Mae van ‘Tassell
Wallace Mysssenger
City
Officers Training College
New York
West Smith Street
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Jean Robertson
Tesra
Pittsburgh
Mercer Miner Killed in Coal Mine Accident
Joseph Williams of Volant Pennsylvania died after a rock slab fell from a coal mine roof near Leesburg. He was pinned beside a coal car as a blast had just loosened the coal. He died 20 minutes later from central concussion and a fractured spine, despite medical aid.
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Josepht Willams
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Crawford
Leesburg
Williams
J W. Himery
Coronel
Neighbor Gets Padlock Order in Mayville
In a case before the Supreme Court Justice Minkley, a permanent shut down and padlock order was sought against an allegedly disorderly house. The lessee Myrbte Curner agreed to remove furnishings placed there before renting. Attorney Coyle A. Boyd argued for the wife, Hlurvlete dy Boyd, who reside nearby.
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Services This Morning For John Kornikoski
Funeral services were held this morning for John Kornikoski a well known fremer of the Carter Hill district. A brief service was conducted at the home followed by a procession to St Eilenpenhs Church where high requiem mass was sung. Bearers included Thomas Syeta Ed Shusky John Koliska Arthur Ralph and Robert Mortis. Burial followed at St Elizabeths Cemetery. Distances attendees included Mr and Mrs George Kornikastl Aden Zarchinsksi John Yanuszko Mrs Sam Kruimm and Mrs Jennile Merentio with Pvt John Kornikos Kidr arriving from a Dragon Army base.
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Fremer
Carter Hill
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Thomas Syeta
Ed ‘d Shusky
John Koliska
Arthur
Ralph
Robert. Mortis
St. Elizabeth's Cemetery
George Kornikastl
Aden Zarchinsksi
John Yanuszko
Trenton
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Sam Kruimm
Jennile Merentio
Buitwo
John Kornikos‘Kidr
Flier Bailed Out But Still Missing in War Patrol
A damaged wartime report notes a B24 Liberator from the WOIA Plant was shot down by enemy fire during a mission. The crew member Mrs Sealle Shepardson of Burns williams says her brother Way may have gone down on his 50th mission. A telegram and letter detail the loss and the search status as of May.
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Buil
Hany
Benhtal
Weber
Amine
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Uda
Sealle Shepardson
Bumns Poli
Former Corryite Dies in Orlando Florida
Former Corry resident Mrs. Gaith Bundey widow of the late D. W. Yenvoy, died suddenly at her aunt Lewis Termey’s home in Orlando Florida. Funeral services are held there today with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery here at a later date. She had recently fallen and injured herself but had been recovering when the shock occurred. She had visited Corry frequently during her son’s stay at Tiffany residence on South Market Street and is survived by several nephews.
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German Defenses in Russia Collapsing
Red Star correspondent Pavel Pavelenko reports rapid Russian advances through the Drub and Berezina river valleys near Bobruisk, with one third of the way between Zhlobin and Minsk. Germans evacuate civilians as Russians halt their progress. Vitebsk suffers damage and a cathedral is reported destroyed. prisoners are used by retreating German forces.
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Berezina
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Minsk
Red Star
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St. Nichols
British Army Drives Upon Caen In Fierce Fighting
War dispatch describes Rommel preparing to defend Caen as Montgomery presses toward open country. Cherbourg falls to American infantry after house-to-house combat, ending a brutal five-day struggle in the 21 day campaign. The capture of Cherbourg is described as a bloody grenade and bayonet cleanup through pillboxes and fortifications as Allied forces advance. Von Schlieben notes a second call to surrender as last defenders fall in large numbers.
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von Schileben
Markets Snapshot of Produce and Egg Prices in Pittsburgh and New York
Pittsburgh markets show slower produce movement with steady apples and corn cobblers noted. 10 lb sacks and No. 1 oats priced in mid ranges. New York egg market remains firm with White and Brown specials at 28 to 44 cents. stock prices rise as trading activity peaks, reflecting optimistic market sentiment.
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Oldest dry cleaning firm faces OPA violations case
Bor net Tno one of the nation’s largest dry cleaning firms agreed to pay the government 20000 for about 100000 in overcharges averaging 18 cents each. U S District Judge J Cullen Ganey questioned why indictments aren’t brought against large firms and compared the case to a corner butcher facing jail.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bornet
Tno
U.S
J. Cullen Ganey
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